S8 E47 - It's Not Personal Until You Make It Personal

There are times, and it's not just Tommy Gunn.

There are other people out there that, like, well, like, God.

No, I'll be fine.

I'll be okay.

Because I don't want to fucking make waves with people, but they don't fucking get it.

But it's like if you look at the LIM, for example.

And, like, not the group itself, but, like, the individuals, like, that are part of it.

Some of them, not all of them.

Where, like, when you have, like, a foot into the business in whatever capacity it is, and they take that as they are now part of the business.

And great.

What DLAM did for Rocket Pro Wrestling is fucking fantastic.

It is tenfold more than what we have ever done for any one company in podcasting.

Because we never centered on just one company.

All aspects.

Same with the Power Hour.

All companies.

But when it came to the LAM, they focused strictly on just Rocket Pro Wrestling.

So what they did for Rocket Pro to promote them, to get them out there in the spotlight, outside of just the business, and what they did, it was absolutely fantastic.

But once you start walking into this business with the thought that, like, I'm a part of it, and nobody has the moment to sit there and say, you are, but not in the way you're believing you are.

I think that's what starts developing and causes people to develop certain mindsets about it.

Again, I love Tommy Gunn.

He's a fine guy.

Personally, I have no problem with Tommy.

He's a good dude.

He did everything he could, or I guess in some ways still does.